Women also want to feel respected and admired for their ideas. I prefer that to dumping my emotional crap on someone and feel understood and cherished.

@@msSAN300 you’re not horrible. How is giving advice working out for you?

@@kc17131 are there any particular cultures you want to hear about?

I’ve always wanted to date men from other countries in Europe 😄

Yes, it can take time for someone to be ready.

@@yamilegonzalez1426 I agree 👆

@@DustyHankewich I like this. 💗

@@kiranbokhari7750 hi there! 🌷

@@claudinemunang7451 this all depends on the individual situation. If he is not reaching out to you and he’s out of contact, then it’s perfectly reasonable for you to just walk away. But if you are in communication with him you’re spending time with him. You’ve been going on dates or are in a relationship with him and you’re not getting what you want in the relationship then absolutely the compassionate thing to do would be to talk to him and let him know.

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@@angelikagalezowska9194 I understand, it can be so painful when a guy drops away suddenly. However, you want the right man to have strong chemistry for you so he continues to pursue and cherish you forever. so if a man falls away then he’s just disqualifying himself without you having to let him go. What’s for you won’t go by you 💗

(1) take the red pill and watch hoe math relationship zones. (2) never take dating advise from a female. (3) if its not a hell yes from the get to, its a hell no.

How can you do any of that with what you make at Walmart as a Greeter? Please explain.

@azullove979, I love hearing what you're ready for and what you want to bring to a relationship. It sounds like you may be getting emotionally invested in the idea of a person before you've got to know her. Have I got that right? If you were to focus on getting curious about her, you'll be able to discern if she's a good partner for you. Also, not forgetting about your friendships, your passions and hobbies. A man who has all of these things is very attractive to a feminine woman.

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I'm sorry you received fake "I love you's"

I hear you. it can be tough

that could certainly be a good answer for anyone who's showing clear signs of not being emotionally available.

@@NaomieThompson What gave it away? 🤣

@@annegalt8798 love you too Anne!

@@honorkiely5633 64 is definitely NOT too old for online dating! Watch my recent video on how to date when you’re starting over. kzbin.infomANfdgmKjlo?si=92A6rvBSajl_PlqK

Hi Wendy, it's easy to mistake the amazing feelings of chemistry for the beginnings of love. But starting with compatibility and seeing if chemistry grows is the way to go for a lasting wonderful relationship.

@@SherriLytle-s2c great to have you here!

@@tumelomofokeng1717 i’m so sorry to hear that your relationship is broken. When we change the way we communicate sometimes relationships can turn around quickly. But I also want you to know that you mustn’t beat yourself up, we can only do our best with what we are equipped with at any given moment. Keep learning and growing darling. 🌷

Yes, a masculine man will feel loved when his provision is received with warmth and and open hearted appreciation. Many women struggle to receive, but with self awareness, patience, and warm communication this can be healed in a loving relationship.

does this feel good for you? Or deep down would you love to be able to soften into your feminine energy?

Hi Claire, this is a great question and one I will be addressing more depth in my next live stream and in an upcoming newsletter. Expressing to him how it feels when he's romantic, and how much you miss it would be a good start.

Hi Claire-Louise, the key here is to keep the focus on you and your feelings. And in my world... neediness is an unmet need that we're hoping that he will meet. We want the relationship to meet your needs. So sharing your needs in "I feel" statements. I feel sad when..... I feel special when........ Are you on my email list? I wrote a newsletter last week with more detail than I can put here in the comments.

That's a great question! This is about showing you're interested with your warmth and receptivity rather than directly asking him out. I'd like to go into more detail about how to do this in a newsletter. You can get my newsletters naomiethompson.com/freeaudiotraining. And I'll also touch on this question in next weeks live stream.

Thanks for sharing!! Once we know this information we see it happening everywhere!

I'm sorry you feel that way. It sounds like you've been hurt.

@@janechristi-vn2ez. I don’t believe in playing games or testing a man

All women do things to test men. Whether they know it or not. In the beginning the test are numerous. From provisioning, protection, emotional stability, emotional maturity, emotional availability, anger management, problem solving, communication skills, it goes on and on. But the tests continue as the relationship continues. Fewer in numbers, but with more specific in purpose. If the woman was raised in a chaotic home, or lived in chaos when young. The develop a chaotic mind. To a woman with a chaotic mind, peace is boring. This all goes back to that one question a woman is always asking herself within a relationship. "Is he the best I can do?" This constant questioning comes from being hypergamous by nature. The best provider, the best protector, and the best genetic material to pass on. Hypergamy, much like the Vagina, is undefeated in the history of civilization.

​@@briar35981 You are spot on.

@@firefly198 I hear you. They were uncomfortable for most people before they became common place. Maybe build up slowly to them, start with a phone call and then overtime moved to a short video call. You will soon become used to them.

Yes I understand why you would feel that way. The masculine energy in you was wanting to be able to provide something that would impact her, that would make a difference to her.

@@Neoteny374 thank you for sharing with me the story of how you met your wife. I hope the rest is history and you’re still happily married. 💗

I'm sorry to hear that's your experience. It's not what I see evidence of.

Once again, the man's fault. Women take 0 accountability for anything.

@firefly198 yes! It's totally normal for a woman to want to feel safe and protected in a relationship :)

@@ronaldtyson-jx6qm What would you love a woman to be accountable for in this situation?